Add basic usage information on README [skip ci] #673
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What about changing "key generation" on README to "public key generation"? |
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I'm in favor of adding a Usage section, but the bullet points in this PR seem a bit out of place. Much more helpful would be to provide examples for pubkey generation, signing and verification and add a link to the include files for the documentation.
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Closing in favor of #748. |
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This may not be so good documentation, but at least it is a start. Feel comfortable to fix it.
#672